During the pandemic, in the month of March 2020, Venezia da Vivere launched the project #RiscrivereilFuturo, an open debate with citizens, scholars and entrepreneurs that aimed to re-imagine the future of Venice. In 2021, the project is still ongoing with the creatives of Venice as its main protagonists.
On 24 June, in a conference hosted by Stefano Micelli, Lorenzo Cinotti and Laura Scarpa, the Alto Artigianato Venezia network has presented itself to the public to explain how these companies have used the period of the pandemic to innovate and create. A useful investigation for all the productive realities that today find themselves operating in a new scenario.
The evening is also be an opportunity to discover the latest creations, see the craftsmen at work and the ancient traditions that have contributed to the history of craftsmanship in the city:
Tessitura Luigi Bevilacqua, with over five centuries of history, creates precious fabrics with looms from the 18th and 19th centuries that are coveted by the international world of fashion, design and culture;
Lunardelli Venezia creates hand-finished wooden objects, combining them with blown glass, steel and other materials in collaboration with architects and designers;
Atelier Martina Vidal has been making Burano lace for four generations, incorporating it into clothing and interior design lines;
Orsoni Venezia 1888, the last furnace in me Venezia, a company that creates mosaic tesserae in coloured glass or covered in gold leaf, whose mosaics are part of the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona and the Basilica of Piazza San Marco in Venice.
The evening was in partnership with Bellussi wines.
